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Seriously. 2nd row center for $1,923.90 a pop? Even if the seats were on stage, I wouldn't pay that much. And the VIP parking is a scam. They want $30 to park in the "special" parking area, but if you get there when gates open, you can park right next to that for free. On the VT tour, I remember mocking (to myself) the people who paid $30 to park 4 feet from me.

I'm not sure if this link will work, but let's try:

https://mymohegansun.com/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?W...E65E071+SUN+ENG

Just in case it doesn't work, what I'm trying to link to is:

Jul. 19, 2010 thru Jul. 20, 2010

King NonSmoking

Mon. 19

$459.00

Total:$459.00

I couldn't find any room cheaper, whether it was a king, double queen, or deluxe cove suite, smoking or non. Sounds like you got a sweet discount!

You're not staying at Mohegan, are you? Aren't rooms there like $450/night?

Homer, on your way out, if you wanna kill somebody, it would help a lot.

Let's be fair, now. You only turn up those results if you're already searching for him suing Rush. If you just search his name, only 2 out of 11 links on the first page are about the suit. I don't know the guy, but I'm willing to bet there's more to him than this suit, and you'll get less results regarding it if you're not specifically searching for it.

I don't think there's anything wrong with StubHub, although I wish most people would sell tix a lot closer to retail price. That said, I think that going through StubHub would still have worked in this situation, had the ticket been purchased for a closer - and indoor - venue. I have no issue buying a reasonably priced ticket from them for a local venue in which I'm only out my driving time if the show is rescheduled. I wouldn't chance an outdoor show for which I need to fly or do other excessive travel.

Not only was it unnecessary, it was so wrong in terms of grammar and spelling that it wasn't even offensive - just embarrassing.

And women from VT. My GF has her own KK story, completely independent of mine, and they both happened before we met. She was thinking of printing out a pic and bringing it; I told her there's going to be enough KK BS without her encouraging it.

But seriously...I know it's funny to taunt me with KKs, but she seriously has an adverse physical reaction to them, so if it wouldn't be too much trouble to save that until after the show......unless you like vomit, that is.

Your confirmation should tell you what you need. Typically, they request ID and the credit card with which you bought the ticket. Check your email to make sure they don't need anything else, though.

I doubt she thought you meant it as something directed at someone. It is, however, equating a group of people with a negative. It would be like saying "That's so Canadian" instead of "That's so lame." Whether you mean it towards a particular person or not, it's still connoting that a particular group is synonymous with some negative sentiment.

Just probably not?

I'd say Cliff showing up would be a pretty big draw.

To that point: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1HtfQZXl6U

The only time I've ever done that was for the R30 tour. The box office opened about 2 hrs before the show, and they release seats sporadically. We passed on a few sets, but as the time grew closer, I started getting nervous and we took 200 level seats. We might have done better if we held out, but you take your chances. I figured better to see them in 200 level than miss out. Who knows? We might have scored front row if we'd waited....or missed out altogether.

No problem. I got a confirmation email when I bought the tix, and then one when they were shipped - got the email Sunday and the tix Monday, with USPS tracking. Again, I don't know if that would apply in Canada, though.

Perhaps you're just 2 postal days further away from the distribution center. I wouldn't sweat it.

Nope. 7/19.